newbe with a formula question.

[David franklin]

if cell c11 is 48" or less I want to add 3" to
the cell D15 examples (48+3=51) (25 + 3 =28) if cell c11 is 49 or greater
the I want to add 6" to cell d15 (50 +6 =56) ...

example in one cell (c11) I will put the number 50 in I want cell (D15) to
give me the answer 56. if in the same cell(c11) i put 28 I want to see in
cell D15 the answer 31 Can this be done and if so can I get the formula to do
so. Please

 

[Mike Rogers]

David

=IF(C11>=49,C11+6,C11+3)
It would be to your benifit to NOT multi post. Those answering questions in
this forum will follow your thread if you stick with it. If the response is
not working for you please tell us why and what you may need changed to get
what you want. You have responses in your other thread.

Mike Rogers

 

[David franklin]

Sorry and thank you for your help

David

=IF(C11>=49,C11+6,C11+3)
It would be to your benifit to NOT multi post. Those answering questions in
this forum will follow your thread if you stick with it. If the response is
not working for you please tell us why and what you may need changed to get
what you want. You have responses in your other thread.

Mike Rogers

 

[Mike Rogers]

David

Did not mean to sound like a nag so you don't need to apologize. I was just
trying to help you understand some of the processes here and help you get an
answer to your question!!!

Thanks for the feed back

Mike Rogers

 

[Tyro]

David, It would be to your benefit to put your solution on paper, developing
a formula that works and then read a beginner's book in Excel to find out to
express your solution in Excel. For example, if on paper you add 3 to 2 and
get 5, in Excel this is =3+2. The = says a formula follows. It's that easy.

Tyro